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00496 Collection: Lancashire Cricket Club v Worcestershire, Benson & Hedges Final Trophy 1990

Lancashire Cricket Club v Worcestershire, Benson & Hedges Final Trophy 1990. Neil Fairbrother hits out for Lancashire. 16th September 1990

00496 Collection: James Hunt and Niki Lauda get trapped by fans at Brands Hatch

James Hunt and Niki Lauda get trapped by fans at Brands Hatch. Only James Hunt made it to the autograph point. 8th November 1976

00496 Collection: James Hunt puts his new car, the Marlborough-McLaren M. 26

James Hunt puts his new car, the Marlborough-McLaren M. 26
James Hunt puts his new car, the Marlborough-McLaren M.26, through its paces at Silverstone. It is hoped the car, designed by Concorde designer Gordon Coppenck

00496 Collection: Three women chained themselves to the gates of Saltwell Park

Three women chained themselves to the gates of Saltwell Park, Gateshead on 9th January 1972. Undeterred by the arrival of the police, they remained resolute in their cause - votes for women

00496 Collection: A shiny new metal box was hanging from Mrs Margaret Ingledew

A shiny new metal box was hanging from Mrs Margaret Ingledews fruit barrow in Newcastle on 2nd July 1956. It was the barrow boys answer to the Food Hygiene Regulatiions, 1955

Geoffrey Goodman, Daily Mirror Industrial Correspondant. 17th August 1971

00496 Collection: Barrow boys with their barrows lined up ready to go trading on the streets of Newcastle

Barrow boys with their barrows lined up ready to go trading on the streets of Newcastle on 25th September 1971

00496 Collection: Mr Doug Chapman of the Hastings Arms, Seaton Delaval in the stocks for charity on 31st

Mr Doug Chapman of the Hastings Arms, Seaton Delaval in the stocks for charity on 31st March 1986 His wife Josey washing off the egg with soda water

Barrow boys with their barrows lined up ready to go trading on the streets of Newcastle on 25th September 1971

A child selling paper flowers on the streets of Newcastle on 27th December 1974

00496 Collection: Newcastle barrow boys with their licences for legal trading in the city centre on 26th

Newcastle barrow boys with their licences for legal trading in the city centre on 26th October 1981. They were celebrating after a seven year battle with Newcastle City Council

00496 Collection: A street trader on the streets of Newcastle selling fruit

A street trader on the streets of Newcastle selling fruit and vegetables on 18th July 1980

Newcastle barrow boys with their licences for legal trading in the city centre on 26th October 1981. They were celebrating after a seven year battle with Newcastle City Council

Illegal street trader tommy Quinn makes a sale before having to move on 31st January 1981

00496 Collection: Standing in the stocks and getting facefuls of sand pies is Brian Lowes of Sedgefield

Standing in the stocks and getting facefuls of sand pies is Brian Lowes of Sedgefield Community Association, which staged a medieval fete to raise money to buy a community centre on 19th May 1973

00496 Collection: Barry Sheene and James Hunt at a practice day for the British Grand Prix held at Brands

Barry Sheene and James Hunt at a practice day for the British Grand Prix held at Brands Hatch, Kent. 17th July 1976

00496 Collection: Noel Harrison with Daughter Cathryn aged 19 months January 1961 Pictured at Blue

Noel Harrison with Daughter Cathryn aged 19 months January 1961 Pictured at Blue Angel Club Berkeley Street London Party for deaf

Salvation Army March 1964 at the opening of the Blue Angel Night Club in Mayfair

James Hunt and Niki Lauda get trapped by fans at Brands Hatch. Only James Hunt made it to the autograph point. 8th November 1976

Illegal street trader Kit is on the move to evade police on 31st January 1981

Mr Doug Chapman of the Hastings Arms, Seaton Delaval in the stocks for charity on 31st March 1986

00496 Collection: Walking Tall! World champion stilt walker John Long set some heads turning when he went

Walking Tall! World champion stilt walker John Long set some heads turning when he went for a stroll through Newcastle City Centre on 2nd April 1982

James Hunt and Niki Lauda get trapped by fans at Brands Hatch. Only James Hunt made it to the autograph point. 8th November 1976

Steeplejack David Stone at work on Lindisfarne Castle on 10th November 1988

James Hunt and Niki Lauda get trapped by fans at Brands Hatch. Only James Hunt made it to the autograph point. 8th November 1976

Geoffrey Goodman, Daily Mirror Industrial Correspondant. 26th October 1971

Three women chained themselves to the gates of Saltwell Park, Gateshead on 9th January 1972. Undeterred by the arrival of the police, they remained resolute in their cause - votes for women

Geoffrey Goodman, Daily Mirror Industrial Correspondant. 30th December 1976

00496 Collection: Steeplejacks on their way up the Byker Destructor Chimney

Steeplejacks on their way up the Byker Destructor Chimney, to do repairs on 9th January 1948. The Chimney is 150 feet high

00496 Collection: Steeplejacks scaling the dizzy heights of Messrs. Dampney

Steeplejacks scaling the dizzy heights of Messrs. Dampneys paint works chimney at Shieldfield, Newcastle on 23rd September 1937, scene of a recent disastrous blaze

Noel Harrison with Daughter Cathryn aged 19 months January 1961 Pictured at Blue Angel Club Berkeley Street London Party for deaf

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